collaborative real-time editor on Kindle DX???

[Cinisajoy]

Originally Posted by knc1

I answered the question that you asked, please re-read the title you gave this thread.
The 'back handed way' was the link that you gave as representative.
It was your own idea and your own example implementation that you are (or should be) criticizing, not my answer.

Plus, now that you have added: "do my school papers" -
What place does a collaborative real-time editor have to do with doing your own school work?
Notice the word: "own" in the phrase "own school work".
The papers you do should reflect what you have learned and understand, not the sum of the knowledge of a collaborative group.
You might just as well have asked for an editor that has an "auto plagiarize" feature of the Internet knowledge pool.

On your last line, I have heard many professors have an auto plagiarism search on their computers.

[Pajamaman]

Originally Posted by knc1

Duh...
"Android" is the name of Google's distribution of Linux.

Duh...
'Android' is a mobile operating system developed by Google, based on the Linux kernel and designed primarily for touchscreen mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets.

[Pajamaman]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

The problem is that Readers that run Android use old versions and sometimes too old to run the software you want.

Many readers run 4.0+, and a lot of good software is available for 2.1.

[Panchax]

Originally Posted by knc1

I answered the question that you asked, please re-read the title you gave this thread.
The 'back handed way' was the link that you gave as representative.
It was your own idea and your own example implementation that you are (or should be) criticizing, not my answer.

Plus, now that you have added: "do my school papers" -
What place does a collaborative real-time editor have to do with doing your own school work?
Notice the word: "own" in the phrase "own school work".
The papers you do should reflect what you have learned and understand, not the sum of the knowledge of a collaborative group.
You might just as well have asked for an editor that has an "auto plagiarize" feature of the Internet knowledge pool.

You are right, that was the purpose of the thread. The only reasoning to criticize was my own.The reason I would be using the corroborative editor would have just been a way to get a word processor and keyboard onto the kindle without having to root it. there would be noone else using it.
I gave no need to plagiarize other peoples work, why would I risk so much trouble for something that won't even be easier?